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5 mins and a caulking gun. Done

I expected more from the caption snatch. 😂 Under pressure.....

Great stuff Wallace 👌🏼

Great problem solving Wallace, keep it up! 👍

Is that grease or tissue papers?

I guess the toilet hadn’t been used for a time. Some leak has caused a great deal of mould to grow.

I believe the adjustable float at 15:50 is for adjusting where you want your 1/2 or 1/3 flush to be, i.e. more or less water

Ill think I will stick with the Thomas crapper traditional pull chain toilet I think, looking at this absolute hell, how can this be considered " engineering progress" 😂

Holy Mackeral that's a lot of TP!😮

looks like it might have been just as easy to split it, I don't have an SDS, I have similarly aged taps but even worse access, was thinking of drilling lots small holes down one face and the jam a screwdriver in like opening an olive.

Is this the only way?

Looks super fiddly, but you done a great job. Love the content

I can hear them snoring

Never too much flux for me

Hacker!

Where's the hack?

Use stainless screws those gold eventually rust

If anything you shouldnt flux the fitting, pipe only is more than enough to make a great joint and saves blockages if you dont flush pipework after

Great work Wallace! Your very quick! Love it 👌🏼👌🏼

You need a new pipeslice fella all that flux will collect round the pipe as you haven't de burred it & never wiped off the excess flux . Laco is a nightmare if you don't clean it all off afterwards.

Nice job very smooth

I'm not plumber but you need to get a new toilet seat

£180+VAT

Beautiful

Bath leaks are always fun to look for. Found one by spraying the shower head onto the tiles and there was a small break in the grout and a channel formed in the tile adhesive so water ran through there affecting 2 flats below. Multiple plumbers sent, each saying it was something else.

Good vid and nice jobs done well, keep these realworld plumbin vids comin brotha 💪 👌

Good job

Love your vids and i love pumbing me and my brother are plumbers hes qualified and im an apprentice and at 33 im really loving it i should have done it sooner but just life got in the way cant wait to be qualified in couple yrs and start my own biz. Keep these vids coming i like your skills and the real world jobs 👌 btw how did u get into plumbing is it a passion for u as it is for me or was it something u fell into by accident and if u hadit to do all over again would u still be a plumber?

interesting ..back in the day nobody used jet blue on compression fittings...yes threaded joints ok but nowadays we all use jet on compression

Are you vibrating air bubbles out?

Very nice

Long for man!

What tap tool you have used and where to find them plz

Please tell me why most plumbers dont have cameras? How do you make an accurate diagnosis? Just guess? See this crap everyday. If youre a home owner and you call a plumber and they dont have a camera, send them on their way. Theyre are just burning up your money and wasting your time.

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Mate, I'm eating m'dinner...🤑...🤣

Those viva valves aren't suitable for low pressure and you left in the flow restrictor. The only side inlet fill valve that will give a decent flow rate on tank fed is the the dudley hydroflo variant side entry, remove the green flow restrictor and you're in business. With viva or even fluidmaster they're not suitable for tank fed systems even though they say on their info it does . What will happen now is someone uses the loo flushes and leaves someone else comes straight in to use the loo will end in embarrassment as when they go to flush there is not enough water in the cistern. I get called in liads of times by clients who've had a new bathroom installed which is all tank fed and complain tbat the toilet takes forever to fill !! On balance I use VIvA pretty much all the time but not on tank fed systems . I'm basing tbat as you mentioned in the clip it was tank fed !

Very tidy work Wallace 👌🏼👌🏼

It’s a floater!!!!!!!

Awesome find Wallace!!🎉

Cue 30 stone unit coming in to expunge himself and pray the silicone holds😂 Not criticising at all I know there are situations where you can't screw down.

Mastic lickers will never learn 😂

Whos to say it was a plumber. Looks like a DIY to me

I liked it, job done. CANNOT believe whoever installed that profile, and whoever sealed the tray. No plumber could really step away from that as a job done, so yeah, was a pretender. 10mm all around looks the business, had to be done, and also that finish around the waste into the floor should have been done before for the very reason you did it. Always got to think of 'in case of' when you're doing these jobs, don't take it for granted they're straightforward installations.

Those plastic bits you pulled off is actually something that sits under the tiles on installation, it's a seal or should I say was a seal ! Over time with possible tray movement the seal has been compromised and with shower products etc the plastic becomes brittle hence the issue you had with it all coming away. It's not a great way but it does work albeit it's more of a DIY install when the shower was tiled I'm guessing. The problem I come across on situations like these is the water trapped behind the tiles or under the edges. So what I do using a scraper is get some blue roll & force in the gaps I leave it for about 10mins and normally you can see the water appear on yhe blue roll .pull that out and do it a couple of times . Once that's done I get a hairdryer and use that to make sure it's as dry as possible. If it's really wet then you have to really leave it for a about a week to dry back otherwise the silicone won't fully adhere . So I've assumed you've let it dry otherwise she will be back to you again. Possibly yhe biggest culprit is the shower profile swinging in the wind !! So what you did there was the right thing to do , you were lucky the screen came out OK as I've see them pull the tiles off with them! Take a look at Mapei silicone I think it's better than Dow corning & it's my go to as ive had great results . But they're isn't much in it. BT1 isn't bad but it doesn't tool up as good and snags a bit. Have you had any comments back from the client yet ? I tend to use the Stanley yellow scrapers cost about 2 quid and last ages and use normal Stanley blades and are great for getting the silicone off on the inside inside of cisterns when changing siphons etc . Decent finished job though 👏

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Thats an awesome job! Lovely detailed explanation of the problem and how your going to tackle it 👍 keep up the great work!

disgraceful ....wonder how much the cowboy charged for this shite

When this happened to me it was actually the button that was causing the continuous flow rather than the valve. Maybe that's why they updated the button design to make it more reliable?

hi have you ever done this on a water main to replace a broken stoptap?